One of my closest friends, who also happens to be in the same industry, is currently testing out a new construction marketplace idea. It’s called Tenderlet and it’s an online platform that helps your average house or condo owner “find the best local construction professionals at the lowest prices.”

Right now it’s just a basic website, but he is obviously thinking that it could grow into a far more robust online marketplace.

The way it works is real simple:

1. You tell Tenderlet about your construction job – everything from a water damaged ceiling repair to new hardwood flooring. 

2. Tenderlet goes out and gets multiple quotes on your behalf (just like how the professionals do it). 

3. Then Tenderlet comes back to you with at least 3 quotes and a recommendation. It’ll even handle scheduling and payments.

Eventually he’s imagining that there will be a mobile app, reviews for the construction professionals, and a location dimension, which can make all the difference, particularly for smaller jobs. But you have to start somewhere.

I think he’s on to something here. I know I want to use it. So I would encourage you to check out tenderlet.com and give it a try. If you have any feedback about the idea, I am sure he would love to hear from you in the comment section below.

One of my closest friends, who also happens to be in the same industry, is currently testing out a new construction marketplace idea. It’s called Tenderlet and it’s an online platform that helps your average house or condo owner “find the best local construction professionals at the lowest prices.”

Right now it’s just a basic website, but he is obviously thinking that it could grow into a far more robust online marketplace.

The way it works is real simple:

1. You tell Tenderlet about your construction job – everything from a water damaged ceiling repair to new hardwood flooring. 

2. Tenderlet goes out and gets multiple quotes on your behalf (just like how the professionals do it). 

3. Then Tenderlet comes back to you with at least 3 quotes and a recommendation. It’ll even handle scheduling and payments.

Eventually he’s imagining that there will be a mobile app, reviews for the construction professionals, and a location dimension, which can make all the difference, particularly for smaller jobs. But you have to start somewhere.

I think he’s on to something here. I know I want to use it. So I would encourage you to check out tenderlet.com and give it a try. If you have any feedback about the idea, I am sure he would love to hear from you in the comment section below.